What about the Nightosphere. That's a straight up Bosch tribute to hell.

The Marshall-Green character was terrible. The fact he immediately gave up and became a raging drunk after a few hours of cursory exploration of the first place they found in the first 15 minutes after waking up seems extremely out of character for someone were supposed to believe devoted his entire life to finding…

The Marshall-Green character was terrible. The fact he immediately gave up and became a raging drunk after a few hours of cursory exploration of the first place they found in the first 15 minutes after waking up seems extremely out of character for someone were supposed to believe devoted his entire life to finding…

I think they just got excited when they started working through some more of the weird implications of him being so stretchy. Not as weird as the Jake suit from their fight against the earclopses, tho. Yeesh..

I think they just got excited when they started working through some more of the weird implications of him being so stretchy. Not as weird as the Jake suit from their fight against the earclopses, tho. Yeesh..

Yep, that was the first ep of the new season, I think. The review should be in the archives. Each episode is only like 11 minutes long, except when they do a special longer one and that's technically considered a double ep. Go back and watch the episodes with the Litch to understand what's up with the sinister snail…

Yep, that was the first ep of the new season, I think. The review should be in the archives. Each episode is only like 11 minutes long, except when they do a special longer one and that's technically considered a double ep. Go back and watch the episodes with the Litch to understand what's up with the sinister snail…

The downright spookiest episode in my opinion is the one with the silent, evil deer with human hands. You got Jake going insane, Finn trapped in a wheelchair with broken stems, and the entire town preserved in Eugene Tooms-like saliva beneat the sewers. And in the end the cute little candy folks just dump his body…

The downright spookiest episode in my opinion is the one with the silent, evil deer with human hands. You got Jake going insane, Finn trapped in a wheelchair with broken stems, and the entire town preserved in Eugene Tooms-like saliva beneat the sewers. And in the end the cute little candy folks just dump his body…

Anyone notice a strange resemblance between Goliad and Gunter's strange cat God-baby thing?

Anyone notice a strange resemblance between Goliad and Gunter's strange cat God-baby thing?

Thanks, guys. This is the most consist list of AT folks online presences I've seen anywhere. The comments section here is often entertaining, but rarely a source of useful info! This is being converted into a bookmark bar as we speak.

Thanks, guys. This is the most consist list of AT folks online presences I've seen anywhere. The comments section here is often entertaining, but rarely a source of useful info! This is being converted into a bookmark bar as we speak.

Okay, I see a lot of reviews of this review and not nearly enough comment about the awesome moment where Tyrion enters the thick of battle and chops some guy's leg off at the knee. I mean, c'mon!! THAT'S how you kick ass when you're half the height of everyone around you!

Okay, I see a lot of reviews of this review and not nearly enough comment about the awesome moment where Tyrion enters the thick of battle and chops some guy's leg off at the knee. I mean, c'mon!! THAT'S how you kick ass when you're half the height of everyone around you!

f'ed up, I mean.

f'ed up, I mean.

Yes! Reminds me of one of those animals touched by the Demiurge in Aeon Flux!

Yes! Reminds me of one of those animals touched by the Demiurge in Aeon Flux!

Yeah, kinda a sparse turnout for someone who commands the whole town. More like the sort of affair where only your close friends turn out for moral support… or weirdos like Cinnamon Bun. And I guess Peppermint Butler kinda had to attend.